Nice work, thanks for sharing your design.

Great build!

Very interesting and good luck with your project!!

@arshad8885

11 ай бұрын

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@arshad8885

11 ай бұрын

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Thanks for sharing your information and video.

@jamesroganelectronics

Жыл бұрын

No worries!

Very good

super nice sir

There is a trick to winding wire onto a bobbin. Use a drill motor with the wire spool about one foot plus a little and you will wind the wire neatly. Your method is a bit crude Sir. I like your logic and will try to make me one too. Happy Easter fella too.

@jamesroganelectronics

Жыл бұрын

Haha yeah, it is very crude. Thanks for the info, and happy Easter!

@victoryfirst2878

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesroganelectronics Thanks for your video James. Look forward to see more with accurate information to use in the future. Good day fella too.

You would get a higher output by making the coils width as large as the magnet and making one coil overlapping the other… Basically the coils widths must be faced to two magnets at same time to get the most of it… You may have concluded that your impedance output is higher than you imagined this is the main problem or limitation using air core generators! Keep up the good work

@HIGH_TECH_NEWS

Жыл бұрын

The action is really when the magnet is over the copper and not when the magnet is in the area on the hole or the center of the coil… you consider the center of the coil when using a core… in your system you are basically cutting the magnetic fields with copper! Focus on that

@jamesroganelectronics

Жыл бұрын

​@@HIGH_TECH_NEWS I was under the impression that the EMF peaks were associated with magnets being in the centres of the coils because that logic aligned with the variables in Faraday's law, but I guess it makes sense that this is only true when using cores. Thanks for this information

@jamesroganelectronics

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback! I do see how the machine could be a lot more efficient with wider coils.

@HIGH_TECH_NEWS

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesroganelectronics yes 🙌 welcome my friend! You can overlap them and make the width like the magnet… I think you got it!! Hope to see your improvement!

Very interesting job,

Muito bom

What arrangement did you use for your bearings, specifically the thrust bearing(s) to support the vertical axis? What was the diameter of your vertical shaft?

@jamesroganelectronics

Жыл бұрын

I just used one regular ball bearing I found on McMaster Carr (where I sourced the rest of the hardware). It was friction fit in place in the centre of the stator, nothing too fancy. I used an 8mm diameter shaft. At the ends of the rotors I used two 8mm flanges with little set screws to hold everything together.

Nice Tesla coil bro 😎

V. Cool

You should know stability together you should know length of direction that pulls within itself there's no bond in the distance

What is your coil size

Awesome video bro nice work, could have would the coil a little more uniform though 🤣 was painful to watch the wires spaghetti all over the place by your fingers odd guidance

@jamesroganelectronics

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 🙏! Submitting the project on time was a rush, so my winding mechanism was very sketchy lol. But I appreciate the feedback and will definitely think about the uniformity of the coils if I make a second version.

@johndoe1778

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesroganelectronics Goodluck man keep grinding ✌️

The sizes of the coils and magnets are very disproportionate. The motion vector of the magnets must be perpendicular to the lines of the wire. That is, the inner and outer parts of the coils should not intersect with the magnets. Otherwise, there are a lot of losses. GL!

@jamesroganelectronics

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for your advice, it makes a lot of sense. I’ll keep that in mind if I make any modifications to this design, or make another one!

Something I've noticed in technology most of the time before y'all put something out in the field in your designs or developments it's already took place before it has been installed so are you starting off with it already in a simulation participating in the ground from years behind me and you're also leaving a gap in the acknowledgment of when it started and what all it started through

Hi there, im working on a small hydro power plant/unit, do you want to get in touch and help with designing the generator?! :)

@jamesroganelectronics

Жыл бұрын

Hi, that sounds very interesting! My email is jamesrogan53@gmail.com if you would like to reach out